Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-26
THIRD EDITION,
BOARD OF sscecation.


ing Of members besre present.
Treasurer Grohs presented q report
for ain months OF the fiscal year ending
Dec<utsr Slst, ISs6. which showed the
following: Balance on hand, $SsS3 20
Appropr .A.ions-currens expenses, Si7,.
SO; eew ouiidiuSs, $50, c0c; ,Fust sss Of
school fund, S. sii q; miscellaneous,
$iai IS; tosAl, us gal 6S
E5s- iisg-es-fuiidiugH High -schoc !, |
Sar<sn. tsrnisure, s2ls IS; Galleries.
81 81 -: bocss and stationery, 81, |
So ~ f1>A, sS5 s.: repAirs,f sos ~; |
rss,rsss rs<-Gs e., a5S Is; total. SSS.
So &; Ssas5es ca aAac, sfS US 81.
E1se to4la~IES is sappl~tns utal re
ycrs tan O>oer her 81, 1885 to April
ss>c- Rxs.Efs-Ss.A7es January IL
1850, So - 81 JAaGAry appropriation,
S-.sS Re a-sAsy appropriation. g. S1s;S
stresses 81 q B. Morrow Ssssl.64; March |
x<,y~scr.Alaor. g. SIS; April sppsopriA.
7i5s1- s. SIS; total, S+s ASH,
Experimentation 1851, sAlA
ries ase hills, IS ,es IS; February,
S. DShE March. sle az g.; April,
s. ,sss 81; Sasal, ese,ssSSS; balance Oh
nkn2, s. ,sse g.
Tie oslniises On school No u, M.
pnnkk3 chairman. ~s~ allowed 20 ex-l
Hsn@i4 1I<i<- 90 b. - az -ctiAlEe
6. L Smith, o. TIE Com nittee on
Lseaslsbscn, made o verbs, report and
ease The csa niStse ~ecld make q &c 8
report at TIE ns1s S2eea.s He, how
eve-. stated that tie Committee haSf
fAilei 10 gst the iesls alton asked fsz,
tie It'll, Affsr havisg pAsted safe y
ihrsasa the Ho7se, esiDs strsnsled IN
the Senate.
Ee thought the fKsrre Lookout for the
schools vas DARK ose, as the Board
had not oeea sb!e &c make ends Ree.
and would be less sele in ths future
The Board would hae to tsy and get
along the best " coEld under tins cir
cumstances, run tee schools while the
money lasted and sbels .op.
Mr.. Kyne, OF the committee on aseer
tanning the mum bercf foreign pupils IN
attendance at the public schools, re.
ported that the c9saclittee was grad a.
ally suspendirs those who lived beyond
the city limits and VINO had no right to
attend the schools.
DR.. Grimsha Administered o shaup
rebuke to toe conan. ttee for suspendiue
Miss McClintook, who lives In Eide n
Park, from the High School, Eden Pas,
being within the ely limits. He &C.
cused the committee of not kaowing
whore the bouu diaries of the city were.
He had ordered Ct 8 young lady rein
stated, and wanted to know by WIS,
right the Com mittes on Foreign Pupiis
Vas Diminishing Royils throug bout the
city.
Mr.. Kyne, chairman Of the comm IL
tee, explained that the Committee hat
made q report At tse previous mseting
recommending tbst all the forSnes
pupils In the sch ools be Buspe nded<
board adopted this -epor,, and IN pee
susnce OF the recon- mepdation III tn
resolution, the Con mitls6 on Foreist
Pupils had sent. word. To have all for
eign pupils disshsEec3.
=. Q.aite- azf xuhmsted discussion aroe.
= IN reference to the powers conferred
upon the COMMITTEES. t,ar. Smith though
IL very hard for q He q who paid thre
or four hundred. dollars taxes In th
city ot TO be allowed to send his chill
dren to the city scheS.s simply bscaus
he lived q short dSe,ance beyond tn
city limits.
DR.. Gfimshaw tool sharp issue wit
Mr.. Smith, and onDteLded that the cit
schools were for children resid In
within the limits OF IL q city only. MI
Jones, Mr.. Palmer aDd, indeed, nearl
the whole board agreed with thi.
Ger did nos explicitly .. ? that childre
living hey end the city limits could no
attend the city scaoois.
Mr.. Simmons th0GSit the questio
ought to be settled oae gay or tho olhe !
emo let all 5syoId the city limlts aSen,
the city schools or none. II a mau VIII
pays three OK four hundred dollars il
taxes to the city coUte send his C hi
dren to the cGT schools the pour ma
beyond the limits mad tao came right
ToefJtate, he said. paid something Int
the hool treasury for sic support c
the 81 Eools, ant. the poo; mau WAS &
muck interested iD IL ~ the ri,h IL AZ
Dr.. Grimsbav said thes la;e did no
pay a.Hnsla ctu; for the sr 9port OF u
public schools OF Wilminaa4n.
Nr. Io1ahd axc, look at the repo.
read this evening.
DR. G rimshaH' did not Gaze for tina
the State never paid one solitary cent
zhe Wilmington IS Jh0ols. alers use
20 be mig party which di-idad a
tie surplus revenoC of the 2oI ernmen
among TIE States. That's where thi
Lconey CONES FROM
Mr.. Simmens-hx ell. | aE aankir
~e had Wing party ,"
DR.. Grimehsv-'.. ss, but ~ die
with the niger"
a motion by Mr. Sim mons Sc poa
pone the whole subject lntil tho tri
meeting in j1ly WAS ado;
Z petition to tap the HiSh b3bot
dram was referred to com bn;ttee. TIL
application Of The manager of the kztt
Faif, to haves.he tsaclkrs sell ticke
in the school, vas laid Cn the table, 9
the tequest could not oe granted In 3,
cordance with the rules.
Nj Grler, riSing to questiGr {
privilege. stated that at tLo last NEE
ing OF tie board the COMMITTEE OF NJ
IL was l:lstr uctei to admit John II ae
Rerty, WHO had b7.n suspended for M.
conduct, out he n.d net beas, admitted
He made another motion thet the coz
mittee be instructed TO adynM tie boy
Mr.. Mesaw said lie would n9t subm
to have the boy admitted, ss lie was ID
terror OF the school and nung aroup
the schoo, Eouse th,owiDg stOs ss an
mud at the school h0nse and at tn
smaller children. Everything wa
done that e0Ed be Gons By the teach
ers to control the boy, Dat psth In
could be done, 10 vas perfectly ipeorr
gible.
D.. GrimshaE said il he was ole q
the committee &c would give the 10
another chance, az Is wSs the DUR {
the beard ito reform the little devils
The motion OF Mr.. G-ier was adopted
but Mr.. Megaw remained Arm in b.
determination not .c admit him.
Polling places IL the wards for til
scho0: election On Ike 6rtt Saturday
May were selected, and couaiderab
Giscussaon arose over a motion to ca
an election in tia Twelfth ward. on a,
couut Of 10 official notice being receive
Of the formation CT tue Twelfth ware
The motion to hold tho election, no v
ever, carried.